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Andy Burnham announces he will keep controversial pensions triple lock when he become prime minister

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Andy Burnham announces he will keep controversial pensions triple lock when he become prime minister
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Andy Burnham, the UK's 'PM-in-waiting,' has confirmed he will maintain the controversial pensions triple lock policy if he becomes Prime Minister. He also addressed questions regarding trade deals with the EU and ruled out an early election during a Reddit AMA session.

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This signals a commitment to existing manifesto pledges despite pressure from economic advisers to reform the pension system.

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